I held up my phone, screen facing her. It displayed the uncensored log of her messages to my fiancé.
I did not knock. I did not say "hello."
Through the frosted glass, I watched her shadow freeze. I pulled up the stool from the vanity, placed it directly in front of the shower door, and sat down. I opened my laptop, the screen glowing brightly against the dim, steamy room. "Slide the door open, Courtney," I said. "We need to talk." cornering my homewrecking roomie in the shower
If the situation doesn't improve and causes significant stress or harm, it might be necessary to consider finding a new living situation. I held up my phone, screen facing her
And that’s when I said the line that I’d been rehearsing all week, the one that I knew would cut deeper than any insult or scream-fest ever could. I did not say "hello
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